7 in 10 bosses don't believe mental illness warrants time off

Wed, 01 Apr 2015
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7 in 10 bosses don't believe mental illness warrants time off

Almost seven in ten UK bosses do not believe that mental illnesses including depression, anxiety and stress warrant time off.

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